There are 10 new cases in Zone 1, the Moncton region, nine new cases in Zone 4, the Edmundston region, and one new case in Zone 7, the Miramichi region. 

On Monday, several changes to Nova Scotia's COVID-19 restrictions come into effect as the province reported only 1 new case this weekend.

'I have been suggesting to people that New Brunswick is on a knife edge right now and can go either way.'

Policy analyst Fred Bergman says the number of Atlantic Canadians aged 75 and older will double by 2040

Zone 4, the Edmundston region, now has 103 active cases, nearly a third of the provincial total. That zone and three others remain under the red level of COVID-19 recovery. 

Health officials in Prince Edward Island reported two new cases of COVID-19 Tuesday, one of which is related to travel outside of Atlantic Canada.

On Sunday, chief medical officer of health Dr. Jennifer Russell announced the Edmundston health zone, known as Zone 4, would transition to red phase after a spike in cases there.

'I want to thank all Nova Scotians for their hard work in keeping our case numbers low,' said Premier Stephen McNeil in a news release.

The Nova Scotia Real Estate Commission found that the unnamed individual who was shown the home travelled from outside of Atlantic Canada and didn't self-isolate. 

Since the start of the second wave, Nova Scotia has confirmed 469 cases of the coronavirus, of which 440 are considered resolved.